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medicolegal death

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medicolegal death
Forensic medicine Any death that requires official–medical examiner or coroner investigation Examples Unexpected or violent death, death of an infant or child, unidentified or prominent person, anyone not under a doctor's care; death occurring < 24 hrs after hospital admission; death involving negligence or malfunctioning equipment; death of anyone in police custody


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95 Hardcover RJ59 O'Neal, a registered nurse and medicolegal death investigator, details investigative techniques for examining unexplained infant deaths, especially those that occur in an emergency room setting.
 
 
 
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